Not cleaning dishes properly, Not draining, Will Not Start, Leaking
Part# WPW10705575 replaces these:
AP6023867, 8563432, 8574079, W10055980, W10082647, W10134016
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Replacing your Turbidity Sensor
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Lee
January 12, 2024
How do you know if the part is defective? What is the resistance on the coil?
For model number KDTE104ESS1
Hi Lee, thank you for the question. To test the thermistor in the turbidity sensor, it would be tested from the main control at connection P15 pin 3 to P15 pin 1 and it should read between 48-52 ohms at room temperature. However, beings as the main control and turbidity sensor have been changed out, the issue would more likely be with the heating element FIX9494999, or a wire. The entire heating circuit can be tested from connection P9 to P3 and it should read between 10-30 ohms. If there is not a resistance reading, then there is a break in the circuit that would need to be traced. If the resistance reads out of the tolerance range, then the heater would be the issue. We hope this is helpful!
sanitize light blinking after wash with dishes, didn't blink when run empty
1. turn off power 2. turn off water 3. vacuum the DW sump 4. disconnect water at DW and drain under sink 5. vacuum drain hose 6. unscrew DW from counter and slide out, be careful to keep insulation from tearing 7. remove lower shelf 8. turn DW on side to expose bottom 9. use pliers to pull spade co
... Read morennectors from sensor and diverter 10. remove each and dry openings 11.use faucet stem grease or vegetabvle oil to lubericate the O rings 12. replace parts 13. reverse installation sequence above 14. load DW withdishes and run through a cycle
We've had several warranty calls on this machine in the first year ... about 4-5 total. They did several small things before they changed the "motor" 6 months ago. This time the repair was out of warranty. The serviceman said it must be the intake pump motor this time. He said the repair would be over $400. My husband and I decided t
... Read morehat we would pull the entire motor unit, because neither of us could see how they changed the motor 6 months ago without pulling the machine out from the wall. That is when it hit us that they must've just changed out the intake pump motor and not the motor itself the time before. When my husband handed me the motor to clean, I heard some metal clinking around inside it. I opened it up and found the chopper assembly in pieces. No wonder the top sprayer wasn't spinning and the dishes weren't getting clean. The actual job would've taken about half the time that it did, because the part could've easily been replaced without pulling the unit out. We changed the soil sensor/thermistor assembly just because we figured it couldn't hurt to change it too.
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This part works with the following models:
Fix Number: FIX11757214
Manufacturer Part Number: WPW10705575
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